January 25, 2019
By Diana Collymore
Sabbath Fits: Adhering to Boundaries

There is always something that can take up my time and energy. A quick stop at the store usually turns into completing the shopping for the week. I’ve found that “one item” turns into a multistore shopping exercise. That quick glance at email becomes an hour of writing messages.

January 18, 2019
By Paula Frances Price
What I Learned from InterVarsity

Being a member of InterVarsity changed the trajectory of my life. But the gift of being able to read and interpret Scripture and apply it to my life has allowed me to continue to grow as a disciple of Christ.  

January 11, 2019
By Bridget Gee
Fearing Feedback

"God has slowly but surely revealed to me that my endless striving for love and admiration has been in vain, and that if I continued after it, it would also be an ever-smoldering oven, constantly needing to be fueled and fed. It was an idol."

December 10, 2018
By Diana Collymore
More Than a Controversy

John Allen Chau. It seems like everyone has had an opinion. The opinions have been pretty strong.

November 29, 2018
By Brenda Jo Wong
Do You Have a Safety Net? How Community Helps Us Turn from Sin

A crucial gift that God has given us is Christian community. And by community, I don’t just mean Christians who hang out together but friends who lovingly speak God’s truth in grace to keep us on the right path. This is the kind of community the Bible encourages us toward.

November 15, 2018
By Albert Y. Hsu
Grieving a Suicide

In 1998, Albert Hsu received a call that his father had committed suicide. Here, Albert reflects on grief, the current statistics around suicide, where he finds hope, and how we can help those who might be struggling with suicidal thoughts.

November 07, 2018
By Andrew McCarty
How to Get the Most Out of Church

I realized that I had taken up space in the church, consumed the resources of the church, and even recognized the faces of people in the church, but I’d never actually gotten the most out of my Sunday morning. Three questions can help keep you from making the same mistake.

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